The phrase "address a class" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of speaking to or teaching a group of students in an educational setting.
Example: "The professor will address the class on the importance of critical thinking in today's society."
Alternatives: "speak to a class" or "lecture a class".
Nonetheless, they address a class of problems, statistics indexed by repetitive letter sequences, which warrant attention.
In this paper, the limit theorems proposed by Drucker and co-workers are reformulated to address a class of gradient-dependent elastoplastic geomaterials.
At school, a director called David Hayman came to address a class, and 'he didn't have the easiest time, people were really aggressive.
She has autographed copies of her novel at Abraham & Straus & has been asked to address a class in writing at Columbia.
Now that he was well equipped with the suitable degrees, tokens of his graduation, he was about to address a class......
The generalized switched server (GSS) systems model and some switching control strategies have been presented to address a class of load-balancing problems with control input algebra constraint.
The paper addresses a class of boundary value problems in some self-similar ramified domains, with the Laplace or Helmholtz equations.
I feel like a schoolteacher who is addressing a class, only for the pupils to rise en masse and quit the classroom.
John Nagl, a retired Army officer and professor of history at the United States Naval Academy, recalled Mr. Hagel addressing a class he was teaching at West Point.
This paper addresses a class of designs where one or more functional requirements can be fulfilled by design parameters of the type "the higher the better".
John Nagl, a retired Army officer and professor of history at the Naval Academy, said Mr. Hagel talked of his combat credentials in addressing a class he was teaching at West Point.
